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Also thinking about the All Line - what do people think are good ideas for a day which a bit bleak?
1. Scotrail HSTs
2. Manchester - Cardiff - Manchester on 67
3. Brum - Marylebone 68 and then possibly some 91 action out of the cross
4. Far north line - 320 miles on a 158!
Is there any difference between which direction you go in terms of the experience?
I haven't done it for years and then it was Leeds>Carlisle.
Thanks for any gen
I'm a 60 year bloke and am planning on doing this as well ( when it's warmer ).
I also plan to do the Scottish Sleeper to FW, unit to Mallaig, boat to Skye, bus to Lylelekin over the bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh then another unto to Inverness - just for the fun of it and the fact the first I did...
So I'm guessing that they are also hoping that Euston - Milton Keynes and Nuneaton which will be non-stop will get some traffic, as well as the outer Wolves conurbation. The Wrexham / Shrewsbury / telford gives them the novelty value rather than generating huge volumes of traffic - except when...
I did an all line in 1981 peak bashing and did 8700 miles - on just 46's alone - there was also a fair few 45 &45/1 , duff & hst miles. I've got some records of the 45/1s but the others are lost
I was looking for something similar - and its the planning aspect that I'm looking for - I did do something a while back in excel, but the drawback is that it is not linked to any on-line services:
odd question on a rail forum!
National Express do a Penzance to Birmingham and the Edinburgh.
Stagecoach then probably do scotland - local from Lans End to Penzance
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